Salon Isshion (一紫苑)
Rope salon curated by Miss Lina that teaches the Tenma-ryu ushirote (box tie) in small-group workshops and holds open rope gatherings for practice, with sessions on Wednesdays, Fridays and Saturdays.
Salon Isshion (一紫苑) presents itself as a rope salon in Taipei “where rope meets people”, a place to explore technique, sensation and connection over time. It is curated and run by Miss Lina, who also plans its events. Her profile on the site says she trained under Tenma Haru (天馬ハル), names Sora (蒼空) as her senior, and lists her as an instructor of the Tenma-ryū ushiro-te (rear-hand tie). The motto she quotes for that school asks the rigger to keep in mind the person tied, the person holding the rope and people in general. The salon held a third-anniversary event in June 2026.
Teaching centers on that single tie. Workshops on the Tenma-ryū ushiro-te start from the fundamentals and build towards applications, and the site says they alternate week by week with open rope gatherings (繩會) for practice and exchange, on Wednesdays and Saturdays. Miss Lina also teaches one-to-one, and the salon offers individual rope experiences for beginners and experienced people. A Tenma-style online course on Zoom runs in two tracks: a five-lesson beginner course on the ushiro-te and its logic, and a five-lesson intermediate course on lower-body ties chosen from more than twenty in the Tenma repertoire. A reading group (愉虐讀書會) covers BDSM topics such as perception and relationships.
Performance is the third strand. Miss Lina’s page lists a run of shows from December 2024 onward: the seasonal 愉虐宴 evenings, the 繩連細語 series, a 2025 appearance at a rope event in Tokyo and a June 2026 show in Yokohama. The salon staged 繩惑 (Jouwaku) in February 2026 and Jouwaku 2 on 29 and 30 August 2026. The site billed Jouwaku 2 as six acts in one day with performers from Japan (Tenma Haru, Shishiwaka and Sora), Taiwan (Miss Lina and Noir_fix), Thailand and Hong Kong. For 5 December 2026 the site listed a 繩連細語 performance with Sora and a one-day “fantasy rope gathering” taught by instructors and open to newcomers and experienced people.
The salon says it keeps up an ongoing exchange with Japanese and international kinbaku culture. The site is in Traditional Chinese, Japanese and English.